Attend SMACNA’s AI Webinar Series

Sessions will explore innovative AI applications within our industry and is open to SMACNA members, chapter executives, and staff.

Plan to attend SMACNA’s upcoming series of webinars on Artificial Intelligence! This series will explore innovative AI applications within our industry and is open to SMACNA members, chapter executives, and staff. The next session is on January 14

Artificial Intelligence: A Briefing for SMACNA Members

In this kickoff briefing, Hugh and Travis will help SMACNA Members better understand as many of the terms and concepts surrounding AI, LLMs, and AI related topics. They will also lay the groundwork for understanding what these technologies are good at, and what they aren't, as well as provide some guidance on when to leverage these tools.

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Streamlining Success: Leveraging AI for Non-Mission Critical Tasks in Construction 

As AI continues to transform industries, businesses are finding innovative ways to apply it to non-mission critical tasks, allowing teams to focus on what matters most. Join us for insights into how AI can enhance productivity in marketing, sales, and quality control, freeing up valuable time and resources in construction. 

Jan 14, 2025 02:00 PM Eastern Time

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